Q3 2018—The beat goes on

And the beat goes on :

28 The naked mole-rat (NMR) is the longest-lived rodent known, with a maximum 29 lifespan potential (MLSP) of >31 years. Despite such extreme longevity, these animals 30 display attenuation of many age-associated diseases and functional changes until the 31 last quartile of their MLSP. We questioned if such abilities would extend to 32 cardiovascular function and structure in this species. To t...

Steven Houser: the beat goes on.

The beat goes on: spontaneous firing in mammalian neuronal microcircuits.

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Fascinating rhythm: atrial fibrillation-the beat goes on.

We runners worry a lot about injuries. Run long enough, far enough, fast enough and something is sure to ache, break, swell, tear, twist, bleed, blister or grow arthritic. The usual suspects: feet, ankles, knees, hips, back. On the other hand, there are parts of our bodies we never expect to fail. We pride ourselves in our heart and our lungs. As runners pound out mile after mile, year after ye...

Second-generation everolimus-eluting stents and the beat goes on?